|
|
Titles starting from letter "S"
|
|
Alan, son of a toy store owner, tries out some new action figures: The Commando Elite vs. The Gorgonites. What he does not know, is that both sets of toys were designed to move, talk and play back. The Commando Elite's purpose is to destroy the Gorgonites. Unfortunately, the toy designer who was responsible for the programming, bought highly intelligent military computer chips that are usually used for steering missiles - and are able to learn. Now, the Commando Elite, led by Major Chip Hazard, is up to destroying the Gorgonites, led by peaceful Archer, who hide in Alan's parents' house. Now, a battle, in which the destructive ability of creative computer chips against creative computer chips with a different attitude comes to light, is about to begin. |
|
|
Big Enos and Little Enos have opened a seafood restaurant and want to promote it in their usual fashion. The Bandit is unavailable this time, though, so they enlist Buford. "Trigger" is brought out of mothballs, a large fish is strapped to the roof of the car, and the new Bandit is on his way on another wild cross-country run. But where there is the Bandit, there is Sheriff Buford T. Justice. |
|
|
When successful stand up comedian Buddy 'Aces' Israel (Jeremy Piven) is determined to turn state's evidence and testify against mob boss Primo Sparazza (Joseph Ruskin), the latter gives his orders, Aces' mouth is to be shut, and sets a price of a million dollars upon his head. Hoping to bring the big-time mobster to trial, the FBI places the sharpen-tongued witness into protective custody, under the supervision of two agents Richard Messner (Ryan Reynolds) and Donald Carruthers (Ray Liotta), and not without reason, for a gang of money-hungry villainous thugs is close on Buddy's tail, waiting for an opportunity to hit the jackpot. And they get a chance when the indiscreet Aces decides to go to a casino to try his luck. It must be said that luck is just what he needs!
|
|
|
When Sean Jones witnesses a murder, he is asked to fly from Hawaii to Los Angeles to testify against the notorious gangster Eddie Kim. However, Kim has paid an assassin to release a crate-full of deadly snakes loose when the plane is 30,000 feet in the air. Only FBI agent Neville Flynn can protect Sean and rally the passengers together in hope of landing in L.A. alive. |
|
|
The plot centres on a huge diamond stolen from the Orthodox Jewish diamond district in Antwerp by a gang of armed robberies. The diamond's thief and courier, Franky Four Fingers (Benicio Del Toro) must deliver the valuable gem to his crime boss, "Cousin Avi" (Dennis Farina) in America. First he travels to England to give smaller stones to Avi's cousin, Doug "The Head" (Mike Reid) and other local Hatton Garden jewelers. But instead, hapless Franky is drawn into the whirlpool of rather undesirable events. In London he can't help placing a bet on an illegal boxing bout by Boris "The Blade" (Rade Serbedzija) who proves to have taken him over - local pawnshop owners Vincent (Robbie Gee) and Sol (Lennie James), along with their getaway driver, Tyrone (Ade) waylay and rob him at the bookies. As expected, the diamond goes missing. When bad news reaches Avi's ears, he blows off and rushes with a legendary hit man, 'Bullet Tooth' Tony (Vinnie Jones), to London to find Franky and the missing stone. Moreover, the priceless gem is hunted by cunning Mickey O'Neil (Brad Pitt), morose Brick Top (Alan Ford) and many other miscreants, each of whom strives to hit the jackpot. |
|
|
This enjoyable, light-hearted thriller revolves around a team of experts who specialize in testing security systems for high powered companies. The team includes veteran CIA operative Donald Crease (Sydney Poitier), expert in sound Erwin Emory (David Strathairn), young expert hacker Carl Arbegast (River Phoenix), and a gadget master named Mother (Dan Aykroyd). The head of the group is Martin Bishop (Robert Redford), an aging computer hacker who has been hiding from the FBI after he pulled off a sophisticated computer-based heist in the 1960s. One day Bishop is blackmailed by the government agents into finding and retrieving a valuable black box, containing a code-breaking device, from the mathematical genius who invented it. Bishop's colleagues naively go on the top secret mission, but soon find themselves reluctantly embroiled in a dark web of deception and betrayal, intrigue and murder. |
|
|
Marine sergeant named Thomas Beckett (Berenger) and the civil shooting champion known as Richard Miller (Zane) conjoin to liquidate the rebels' leader somewhere in the Panama, in the heart of the wild jungle. When being instructed by their mastermind, Zane's sniper obtains an order to kill his colleague (Berenger) if this man will fail the mission. This intense and extremely brutal film tells about the archetypical "father-son" conflict and the struggle between the fear and the call of duty. |
|
|
Tom Beckett (Tom Berenger) is a living legend not because he had accomplished the most difficult and dangerous missions, but since he had returned from these assignments safe and sound. Now he is to stand the most complicated strength test without making any mistake, now his aim is to reach one of the East-European countries to assassinate the local dictator. Tom is teamed up with a death row convict B.J. Cole (Bokeem Woodbine) who will win freedom if the operation will end with success. But when they get there, they turn from the hunters to the prey, it turns out to be that they simply are pawns in a larger game, as the circumstances get dramatically change. |
|
|
Gunnery Sergeant Thomas Beckett (Tom Berenger) returns to the screen in the action-packed thriller Sniper 3 to become National Security Agency's secret weapon. Beckett is hired to terminate a suspected terrorist and soon discovers the criminal's personality. His former best friend Paul Finnegan, believed to have been killed in action, became a dangerous spy who constantly tries to manipulate the US and whole the world. Meanwhile, Thomas realizes that his employers' motives are not apparently claimed. |
|
|
The heartwarming animated movie follows the thrilling adventures of five cuddly talking puppies, Budderball (voiced by Josh Flitter), bully B-Dawg (voiced by Skyler Gisondo), daring Rosebud (voiced by Liliana Mumy), sweet Buddha (voiced by Jimmy Bennett), and dirty Mudbud (voiced by Henry Hodges). While playing in the park, the funny fluffy pups sneak aboard an ice-cream truck and find themselves in the snowy terrain of Alaska. Once there, the Buddies make friends with a young husky dog named Shasta (voiced by Dylan Sprouse) and agree to participate in a sled race with his young owner, Adam (voiced by Dominic Scott Kay). |
|
|
Based somewhat more authentically on the Grimm Brothers' story of a young woman who is unliked by her stepmother, the film includes the talking mirror, a poisoned apple, and some ruffian gold (not diamond) miners (and they aren't dwarfs or cute). It takes place at the time of the Crusades, and depicts the attitudes of the wealthy and the peasant classes toward one another. |
| Soldier
[1998,
UK, USA]
|
| Left for dead on a remote planet for obsolete machines and people, a fallen hero has one last battle to fight |
|
|
Sergeant Todd (Russell) is a veteran soldier for the an elite group of the armed forces of Earth. After being defeated by a new breed of genetically engineered soldiers, he is dumped on a waste planet and left for dead. He soon interacts with a group of crash survivors who lead out a peaceful existence on the planet. The peace is soon broken as the new breed of soldiers lands to eliminate the colony, which Sergeant Todd must defend. |
|
|
Based on true events, the movie tells the tragic story of Private Barry Winchell (Troy Garity), a 21-year-old soldier in the 101st Airborne Division. One night the heterosexual Winchell meets Calpernia Adams (Lee Pace), a nightclub singer. Despite the fact Calpernia is a transsexual, Winchell, captivated by her beauty, intelligence and vulnerability, decides to date her. As Winchell and Addams' mutual attraction grows into a torrid love affair, his fellow soldiers are in a rage and intend to punish him... |
|
|
Directed by Daniel Myrick (THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT) the horror movie SOLSTICE follows a group of high school friends on their summer vacation at a lake house. Soon things take a turn for the worse when Meghan (Elizabeth Harnois) realizes that her dead twin sister is trying to contact her. The feature stars Shawn Ashmore (X-MEN) Tyler Hoechlin (7TH HEAVEN) Amanda Seyfried (MEAN GIRLS BIG LOVE) and R. Lee Ermey (FULL METAL JACKET SE7EN). |
|
|
Harry Langer (Jack Nicholson), a 63-year-old New York music mogul, has a reputation of a lothario who only dates women under thirty. On a romantic weekend with his latest trophy girlfriend, Marin (Amanda Peet), at her mother’s beach house, Harry suffers a heart attack. A young doctor, Julian Mercer (Keanu Reeves), orders Harry to stay indoors, and Marin’s mother, Erica Barry (Diane Keaton), a successful but lonely playwright, agrees to care for him. While recovering, Harry’s chest pains are replaced by lovesickness. Oddly enough, Harry falls in love not with Marin but with her attractive mother. However, the events take an unexpected turn when the handsome sexy doctor is head over heels in love with Erica. The two playboys - the young and the elderly – try their best to win Erica’s heart. |
|
|
Aspiring cartoonist Tim Avery is feeling inadequate about being a father when he finds that his newborn son has some amazing abilities - the baby has the powers of the Mask of Loki, a mythological object that transforms its user into a manic shape-shifter alter-ego. As bad as a baby with godlike powers might seem, the 'really' bad news is that Loki wants his mask back... |
| Sonny
[2002,
USA]
|
| His life was the morning after, until he decided to change the night before. |
|
|
Nicholas Cage's directorial debut stars James Franco as a young man who was raised by his whorehouse-holding mother Jewel (Brenda Blethyn) as a male prostitute who provides sexual service for wealthy women. But when he is back from Army service, he changes his mind and wants to make some essential changes in his career. Along with his pretty colleague Carol (Mena Suvari) he tries to break free from his imperious mother. But he is in requisition as the most favorite gigolo of the whorehouse thus to make a reality of his decision won't be so easy. |
| Sophie's Choice
[1982,
USA]
|
| Between the innocent, the romantic, the sensual, and the unthinkable. There are still some things we have yet to imagine. |
|
|
Sophie is the survivor of Nazi concentration camps, who has found a reason to live in Nathan, a sparkling if unsteady American Jew obsessed with the Holocaust. They befriend Stingo, the movie's narrator, a young American writer new to New York City. But the happiness of Sophie and Nathan is endangered by her ghosts and his obsessions. |
|
|
The future seems bright for Kevin Burke (Ulrich), a security expert for the large multi-national company Jorgensen Financial. He's just been promoted and is about to propose marriage to his girlfriend Rosalind (Catherine Orr). But that all changes when Rosalind is murdered before his eyes by a professional hitman. While tracking down her killers Kevin finds himself chased by mob hit-woman Tessa (Kristy Swanson), his co-workers Junior (Antonie Kamerling) and Mr Ficks (Serge Henri Valcke) and the police (Thom Hoffman). Burke's mentor and employer Karl Jorgensen (Derek de Lint), enigmatic though supportive, seems to hold the key to the mystery. |
|
|
After barely surviving an auto accident which killed her boyfriend, a college co-ed recovers only to eventually find herself in a sort of limbo state of being between both the living and the spirit worlds in which the ghosts of the afterlife want to collect her, or even worse, use her body in its transition state to enter our world. |
|
